Re: ELCE retrospective

Hi Jos,

A quick search the other day pointed me to StickerMule.com - they do 
die-cut stickers, labels, and magnets. They're US-based (as am I), but 
they have free shipping to the EU. That's a big win.

The quality looks very good and they've got a roster of other 
organizations that have used them: Google, Amazon, PayPal, etc.

I personally think die-cut stickers look significantly more 
professional, although that comes at a price.

Perhaps we should start a Phabricator task, work out some prices, work 
out some designs, and see how much money we're talking about.

And find out how much room Ade has to store all this stuff. ;-)

On 10/30/18 10:46 AM, Jos Poortvliet wrote:
> On zondag 28 oktober 2018 17:44:22 CET Scott Harvey wrote:
>> I have a thing for goodies and giveaways. I'll look into what's
>> available. UnixStickers.com used to have a nice selection of KDE
>> stickers, include the K-Gear logo, but they've since reorganized and
>> become a print-on-demand shop. We can make this a separate task and I'll
>> find out minimum order sizes and prices. I know there's some seriously
>> fun stuff we can get our logo printed on.
> For cheap stuff, https://www.flyeralarm.com is unbeatable - 10K 4x4 square
> stickers, outdoor quality, full color with unprinted area white for 112 euro.
>
> That comes to ~1.1ct per sticker ;-)
>
> The quality isn't special but not too shabby. Do note that color does come
> out... Flexibly... So a 2nd batch might look slightly off.
>
> We use flyeralarm for our Nextcloud stickers, the rounded version, might be a
> few euro's extra.
>
> Now yes, the stickers from UnixStickers.com are MUCH better quality, VERY nice
> for sure. I'd consider those if you ask money for the stickers - they cost in
> the area of an euro each, quickly, so selling them for that or a bit more
> makes sense.
>
> Free standard, basic KDE stickers and some shaped, very nice looking ones paid
> from UnixStickers might be a worthy combo.
>
>> -Scott
>>
>> On 10/28/18 10:50 AM, Adriaan de Groot wrote:
>>>    - Stickers are good. What we *don't* have that much of are basic "KDE"
>>>
>>> stickers, Plasma stickers. At this booth we had KDE-edu stickers (there's
>>> an issue there with the domain, Paul needs to look at transferring
>>> stuff). Also GCompris, which is always fun. But no KDE-applications type
>>> stickers, and not much Krita. Granted, this was an conference not-geared
>>> towards any of those, but it's fun to give away.
>